Hi all,

Slightly off topic but still B&O related...kind of!

I am driving over to Veno to visit Frede next week  and wondered if anyone had any helpful tips about driving there?

Looking forward to picking up my Beogram 4000

Many thanks

Ray

Don't fall a sleep, that's all I can tell, so relaxing

Thats the sort of stuff i like to hear!

Kind of funny, in DK they drive in the right side of the road, in the cities look out for bikers they can come from anywhere, and no right turn on red traffic light, keep the speed limits, there is not to much police on the road but they have a lot radar traps and its expencive.

Subjectively seen, there will be myriads of wrong-way drivers ... 

Unless you have a good Sat Nav you'll never find Frede's house..

However, if/when you do - you'll be in heaven!  If the wonderful welcome and the cooking doesn't get you, the rare B&O collection will..  

Frede and his lovely wife Kirsten are two of the most wonderful hosts you will ever meet. Enjoy!

Lee

Søren Mexico:

Kind of funny, in DK they drive in the right side of the road, in the cities look out for bikers they can come from anywhere, and no right turn on red traffic light, keep the speed limits, there is not to much police on the road but they have a lot radar traps and its expencive.

When I drove my car through Copenhagen last year I thought the bikers, although plentyful, were very well behaved compared to the cyclists in Amsterdam. My guess is you will have no trouble at all. Also it must be nice not to drive on the sinister side of the road.

Hmmmm...is there such a thing as a good sat nav?!  as least theres only so many wrong houses i can end up in Veno!

Thanks for the tips guys, i shall post pics of all the dead ends i go down and the nice police i might meet!

Well, been driving through Denmark today and have been terrorising Struer residents! wow, they like overtaking don't they! There's me sticking to the speed limits and Danish cars zipping past at warp speed!

Just had dinner at the Grand Hotel in Struer, ah yes don't forget they tend to serve only Earl Grey tea and no milk, spoons or sugar unless you ask

Of to see Frede tomorrow..woohoo

Well, have fun, enjoy your stay and say hello to Frede from me!

If you go by bicycle, don't forget to raise a hand to indicate that you are slowing down or stopping. It helps drivers behind you to take the right decision (overtake or keep slugging behind you or stop too).

iPoditiv

iPoditiv:

If you go by bicycle, don't forget to raise a hand to indicate that you are slowing down or stopping.

when I learned to ride, you stuck your riight arm straight out to indicate a right hand turn (from the English side of the road); what do you use to turn on the near side ?  Some times I have seen and upside down L hand with the wrist going counter clock wise to indicate that sort of turn ...

Right hand turn, right arm straight out, hand open fingers straight, left turn, left arm straight out, hand open, fingers straight.

DO NOT make a fist, this means: left fist, I will beat the sh1t out of you on the next left corner, with right hand, the same, but next right corner

Søren Mexico:

fist = I will beat the sh1t out of you on the next corner

ROLF